The Westen Meadowlark wasn’t always the revered Kansas bird. Lorna Harder, retired Hesston College, will be presenting “Western Meadowlark: From Neglected Starling to State Bird” at our #KansasDay event, this Saturday, 3:15 P.M.

The Kansa people lived in Kansas long before it was a state. In fact, human history goes back 30,000 years in the Americas. Learn more, visit today! Open until 4:30pm. #KansasHistory #KansasDay #colonization #migration #theplains #nativeamericanhistory

Our traveling exhibit “Bison” made it to #EnidOklahoma yesterday to exhibit at the Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center. Visit the museum to explore the past, present, and future of the great North American mammal. Learn more bisonexhibit.org #KauffmanOnTheRoad

#FridayFun Museum Technician and resident bicycle rider, David Kreider, took his favorite artifact out for a sunshine ride!

At this time, there are no reported cases of coronavirus in Kansas - but it's still smart to be prepared just in case. Here's an update from our health department and @NewtonMedKS on how we're working together, and what you can do to help prevent the spread of viruses.

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Tonight at Kauffman Museum: 100 Years of Newsprint - a Mennonite World Review presentation and annual meeting. Learn about the past and future of Mennonite publications.

Conditions were just right for a Tallgrass Prairie Reconstruction burn this afternoon. 🔥🔥 Watch the live footage on our Facebook page.

Take a refreshing walk around the Fit Trail that’s part of Newton Medical Center’s Healthy Lifestyle Campus. The poster exhibition “Science in the News: the Coronavirus” is installed along the walking path. Learn the facts in this special exhibit developed by NYSCI.

A new anti-racist reading list for anyone interested in Mennonites, Anabaptist Christianity, race, violence, and white supremacy anabaptisthistorians.org/2020/06/18/an-…

Are you wearing your mask correctly? By following these simple steps, you can reduce the risk and spread of diseases like COVID-19. At NMC, we're doing our part to keep you safe because your health is our focus.

The Fall 2020 Reopening Task Force releases their COVID-19 procedures and safety measures for Fall 2020 - click the link to read ➡️ bethelks.edu/sites/default/…

We have fresh produce all throughout the summer from the garden on our historic farmstead. Stop in weekly and #eatyourvegetables 🌱

We’re doing our part to keep our community, visitors, and staff members safe. If you’re visiting the museum - wear a mask! B.Y.O.M. or use a disposable one, available at our entrance. #coverharvey #MaskUp

SAVE THE DATE: Bethel College is having their first ever Cornerstone Day! A 24-hour giving day challenge for students, staff, faculty and alumni! Support the Bethel College Fund, athletics, student life or your favorite academic department! #BCGives #WeAreThreshers #RollOn

We are proud to announce the recognition of our traveling exhibit “Voices of Conscience: Peace Witness in the Great War” by the American Association for State and Local History. Kauffman Museum at Bethel College was the only entity in a Kansas to win a 2020 AASLH award.

Bethel is requiring all individuals on campus to wear a mask, indoors & outdoors, to ensure the safety of students, faculty & staff. This requirement extends to anyone from the community walking, running, biking or playing disc golf on campus. Thank you for your cooperation.

It's Fall Fest week 🍂🍁 #WeAreThreshers #BethelKS

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